Day 3 of the Main Event ends with 24 players remaining
24 players have now secured AUD$16,000.
Of the 24 players still alive, there are three players from Japan.
All three have stacks above AVE and will be looking forward to Day 4.

Yuto Suzuki 2.4M
Hirokazu Kobayashi 1.95M
Motoyoshi Okamura 1.3M

Photo:  36th-Place Finisher Jarrod Thatcher

33rd:  Vincent Wan  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
34th:  Robert Campbell  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
35th:  Takanao Fukita  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
36th:  Jarrod Thatcher  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
37th:  Christopher Edgar  –    –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
38th:  Hal Rotholz  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
39th:  Luis Arrilucea  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
40th:  Chris Colaneri  –  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AUD 1.00 = US $0.64367.

Photo:  Yoon Kang

Peter Lin raises from the cutoff to 40,000, Yoon Kang calls from the button, and Yuto Suzuki reraises from the small blind to 140,000. Lin folds, and Kang calls.

The flop comes , and Suzuki uses a Time Chip to tank for a while before he bets 155,000. Kang calls.

The turn card is the , and Suzuki uses another Time Chip to tank for a while before he bets 275,000. Kang also uses a Time Chip to tank for a while before he calls.

The river card is the , Suzuki checks, Kang moves all in for 385,000, and Suzuki thinks for a little while before he calls. Kang shows  for a king-high bluff, and Suzuki turns over  to win the pot with two pair, aces and sixes, eliminating Kang in 28th place.

Yuto Suzuki  –  2,450,000  (123 bb)
Yoon Kang  –  Eliminated in 28th Place  (AUD $26,007)

Photo:  Yuto Suzuki

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEVL20
BLIND 10K/20K-20K
AVERAGE 967,742
PLAYERS 31/600

BOARD
K♣️5♥️K♠️10♠️10♣️

SB (Hirokazu Kobayashi) A♥️K♦️
CO (Shina Okamoto) A♦️Q♠️

3 players declare all-in on FREPLOP
Shina Okamoto finishes the main event in 30th place and earns AUD$26,007 for his efforts.

Hirokazu Kobayashi takes a step closer to the title with this one

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 20
NEXT BLIND 10K/20K-20K
AVERAGE 1,034,483
PLAYERS 29/600

Yuto Suzuki raises from the button to 45,000, Cuong Le moves all in from the big blind for 255,000, and Suzuki uses two Time Chips to tank for more than a minute before he calls with .

Suzuki turns over , and needs it to hold to stay alive.

The board comes , and the pocket sevens hold up for Suzuki to win the pot and double up in chips.

Cuong Le  –  540,000  (27 bb)
Yuto Suzuki  –  1,535,000  (77 bb)

The players return from break to begin Level 33, with increased blinds of 10,000-20,000 and a 20,000 ante.

With 33 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 910,000 (46 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $21,972 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first.

Photo:  Chipleader Mata Ye

Level 19 comes to an end, and the players take a 45-minute dinner break. Action is scheduled to resume around 7:10 pm.

With 33 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 910,000 (46 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $21,972 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first.

Here are the updated seating positions and chip counts for the final 33 players:

TABLE 1
Seat 1.  Simon Chahine  –  430,000  (22 bb)
Seat 2.  Simon Taberham  –  290,000  (15 bb)
Seat 3.  Yita Choong  –  850,000  (43 bb)
Seat 4.  Tu Le  –  1,140,000  (57 bb)
Seat 5.
Seat 6.  Shiina Okamoto  –  425,000  (21 bb)
Seat 7.  Hamish Crawshaw  –  585,000  (29 bb)
Seat 8.  Hirokazu Kobatashi  –  1,390,000  (70 bb)

TABLE 6
Seat 1.  Paris Sitzoukis  –  150,000  (8 bb)
Seat 2.  Michael Tomeny  –  490,000  (25 bb)
Seat 3.  Noman Mirza  –  475,000  (24 bb)
Seat 4.  Nil Esteve Magrane  –  410,000  (21 bb)
Seat 5.
Seat 6.  Gary Lin  –  2,065,000  (103 bb)
Seat 7.  Romain Morvan  –  2,210,000  (111 bb)
Seat 8.  Richard Lee  –  2,000,000  (100 bb)

TABLE 7
Seat 1.  Martin Kozlov  –  1,375,000  (69 bb)
Seat 2.
Seat 3.  Cuong Le  –  945,000  (47 bb)
Seat 4.
Seat 5.  Vincent Wan  –  445,000  (22 bb)
Seat 6.  Peter Lin  –  565,000  (28 bb)
Seat 7.  Yoon Kang  –  885,000  (44 bb)
Seat 8.  Yuto Suzuki  –  1,955,000  (98 bb)

TABLE 8
Seat 1.  Mata Ye  –  2,440,000  (122 bb)
Seat 2.  Michael Egan  –  500,000  (25 bb)
Seat 3.  Josh Hutchins  –  880,000  (44 bb)
Seat 4.  Ken Demlakian  –  715,000  (36 bb)
Seat 5.  David Tang  –  675,000  (34 bb)
Seat 6.  Joseph Vinecombe  –  300,000  (15 bb)
Seat 7.
Seat 8.  Adrian Pacheco  –  215,000  (11 bb)

TABLE 9
Seat 1.  Michael Rattigan  –  2,350,000  (118 bb)
Seat 2.  Dylan Kehoe  –  670,000  (34 bb)
Seat 3.
Seat 4.  Motoyoshi Okamura  –  1,135,000  (57 bb)
Seat 5.  Nino Marotta  –  935,000  (47 bb)
Seat 6.  Justin Steinbrenner  –  175,000  (9 bb)
Seat 7.
Seat 8.  Slav Rypinski  –  240,000  (12 bb)

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL BREAK
NEXT LEVEVL20
NEXT BLIND 10K/20K-20K
AVERAGE 909K
PLAYERS 33/600

Yuto Suzuki 2.0M
Hirokazu Kobayashi 1.4M
Motoyoshi Okamura 1.1M
Shina Okamoto 425K

Level 19 comes to an end, and the players take a 45-minute dinner break. Action is scheduled to resume around 7:10 pm.

With 33 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 910,000 (46 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $21,972 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first.

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 19
BLIND 10K/15K-15K
AVERAGE 833K
PLAYERS 36/600

UTG Yuto Suzuki

Preflop
UTG 31000
SB calls
BB calls

Flop
9♦️3♠️6♥️

SB checks/ folds
BB checks / calls
UTG 45000

Turn
3♣️

BB checks / folds
UTG 125000

Yuto Suzuki 2.1M(+1.7M)

 
Photo:  Takanao Fukita

Cuong Le raises from the hijack to 36,000, Takanao Fukita moves all in from the cutoff for 325,000, and Yoon Kang moves all in over the top from the big blind for 525,000. Le folds.

Fukita turns over , but he needs to improve to stay alive against Kang’s .

The board comes , and Kang turns a set of nines to clinch the pot and eliminate Fukita in 35th place.

Yoon Kang  –  911,000  (61 bb)
Takanao Fukita  –  Eliminated in 35th Place  (AUD $21,972)

Photo:  Yoon Kang

With 214,000 built preflop, under the gun Yita Choong bets 62,000 on a flop , cutoff Hamish Crawshaw calls. On the  turn, Choong c-bets 150,000, Crawshaw folds.

Yita Choong – 704,000 (47 bb)
Hamish Crawshaw – 420,000 (28 bb)

Following that hand, Hirokazu Kobatashi raises 30,000, big blind Choong defends, flop comes . Choong check-calls 30,000 then both players check the turn . On the river , Choong leads out 30,000, Kobatashi calls, Choong opens , Kobatashi mucks.

Yita Choong – 804,000 (53 bb)
Hirokazu Kobatashi – 780,000 (52 bb)

Photo:  Gary Lin has been chipleader since before the Money Bubble last night.

Here are the seating positions and approximate chip counts for the final 37 players at the break:

TABLE 1
Seat 1.  Simon Chahine  –  600,000  (40 bb)
Seat 2.  Simon Taberham  –  215,000  (14 bb)
Seat 3.  Yita Choong  –  580,000  (39 bb)
Seat 4.  Jarrod Thatcher  –  500,000  (33 bb)
Seat 5.
Seat 6.  Shiina Okamoto  –  535,000  (36 bb)
Seat 7.  Hamish Crawshaw  –  510,000  (34 bb)
Seat 8.  Hirokazu Kobatashi  –  1,230,000  (82 bb)

TABLE 6
Seat 1.  Paris Sitzoukis  –  320,000  (21 bb)
Seat 2.  Michael Tomeny  –  720,000  (48 bb)
Seat 3.  Noman Mirza  –  336,000  (22 bb)
Seat 4.  Nil Esteve Magrane  –  660,000  (44 bb)
Seat 5.
Seat 6.  Gary Lin  –  2,760,000  (184 bb)
Seat 7.  Romain Morvan  –  1,460,000  (97 bb)
Seat 8.  Richard Lee  –  1,640,000  (109 bb)

TABLE 7
Seat 1.  Martin Kozlov  –  1,115,000  (74 bb)
Seat 2.  Tu Le  –  1,020,000  (68 bb)
Seat 3.  Cuong Le  –  895,000  (60 bb)
Seat 4.  Takanao Fukita  –  400,000  (27 bb)
Seat 5.  Vincent Wan  –  735,000  (49 bb)
Seat 6.  Peter Lin  –  1,055,000  (70 bb)
Seat 7.  Yoon Kang  –  700,000  (47 bb)
Seat 8.  Yuto Suzuki  –  1,225,000  (82 bb)

TABLE 8
Seat 1.  Mata Ye  –  1,990,000  (133 bb)
Seat 2.  Michael Egan  –  865,000  (58 bb)
Seat 3.  Josh Hutchins  –  575,000  (38 bb)
Seat 4.  Ken Demlakian  –  485,000  (32 bb)
Seat 5.  David Tang  –  245,000  (16 bb)
Seat 6.  Joseph Vinecombe  –  1,010,000  (67 bb)
Seat 7.  Justin Steinbrenner  –  595,000  (40 bb)
Seat 8.  Adrian Pacheco  –  590,000  (39 bb)

TABLE 9
Seat 1.  Michael Rattigan  –  1,575,000  (105 bb)
Seat 2.  Dylan Kehoe  –  480,000  (32 bb)
Seat 3.  Robert Campbell  –  510,000  (34 bb)
Seat 4.  Motoyoshi Okamura  –  720,000  (48 bb)
Seat 5.  Nino Marotta  –  995,000  (66 bb)
Seat 6.
Seat 7.  Christopher Edgar  –  100,000  (7 bb)
Seat 8.  Slav Rypinski  –  405,000  (27 bb)

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 19
BLIND 10K/15K-15K
AVERAGE 750K
PLAYERS 37/600

Shina Okamoto 546K(+286K)

The players return from break to begin Level 19, with increased blinds of 10,000-15,000 and a 15,000 ante.

With 37 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 810,000 (54 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $21,972 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and there will be a 45-minute dinner break after Level 19 (around 6:25 pm). Action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first. (Schedule subject to change if we reach 24 early.)

Down to 8 bb, Chris Colaneri shoves holding , Hirokazu Kobatashi calls with  to put Colaneri at risk. With the board running  Colaneri is drawing dead despite the river .

Hirokazu Kobatashi – 1,130,000 (94 bb)
Chris Colaneri – Eliminated 

Photo:  48th-Place Finisher Abhinav Iyer

41st:  Mikael Larsson  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
42nd:  John Camilleri  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
43rd:  Marius Gierse  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
44th:  Jin-Hoon Lee  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
45th:  Dale Marsland  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
46th:  Daniel Ao  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
47th:  Jason Pritchard  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
48th:  Abhinav Iyer  –  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AUD 1.00 = US $0.64367.

From under the gun+1, Yuto Suzuki raises 25,000, cutoff Takanao Fukita calls, and small blind Peter Lin calls. At the flop , Lin leads out 20,000, Suzuki and Fukita both call. On the turn , action is checked to Fukita who bets 70,000, Lin tank-calls, Suzuki folds. On the  river, Lin jumps out with an 80,000 bet, Fukita raises  to 200,000, Lin quickly jams, Fukita folds.

Peter Lin – 960,000 (80 bb)
Takanao Fukita – 356,000 (29 bb)

Photo:  51st-Place Finisher Zhengmin Zhang

49th:  Shan Huang  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
50th:  Khac-Trung Tran  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
51st:  Zhengmin Zhang  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
52nd:  Wing Po Liu  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
53rd:  Takamitsu Namiki  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
54th:  Julius Colman  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
55th:  Lewis Murray  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
56th:  Weiran Pu  –  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AUD 1.00 = US $0.64367.

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 18
BLIND 6K/12K-12K
AVERAGE 750k
PLAYERS 40/600

Preflop
UTG(Motoyoshi Okamura) raises 25000 BB calls

Flop
5♥️8♣️6♥️
BB checks UTG checks

Turn 5♦️
BB checks UTG checks

River K♣️
BB checks UTG bets 29000 BB folds

Motoyoshi Okamura 625,000Chips(+31,000)

The players return from break to begin Level 17, with increased blinds of 6,000-12,000 and a 12,000 ante.

With 43 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 698,000 (58 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $19,281 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and there will be a 45-minute dinner break after Level 19 (around 7:25 pm). Action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first. (Schedule subject to change if we reach 24 early.)

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 17
BLIND 5K/10K-10K
AVERAGE 697K
PLAYERS 43/600

CO Shina Okamoto

Preflop
MP 20000
CO calls
BTN calls

Flop
4♦️4♥️3♥️

MP checks / calls
CO 30000
BTN calls

Turn
K♣️

MP checks / folds
CO checks / calls
BTN 80000

River
Q♥️

CO checks / folds
BTN all-in

Shina Okamoto 260K(-60K)

Lee jin Hoon got all in with pocket JJ against Parket JJ.
Unfortunately, a flopped AA on the BB meant that LeeJin Hoon was eliminated from the main event in 44th place.

Lee jin Hoon 44th AUD$19,281

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 17
BLIND 5K/10K-10K
AVERAGE 666K
PLAYERS 45/600

SB Shina Okamoto

Preflop
BTN 22000/ calls
SB 63000

Flop
J♠️A♠️3♥️

SB checks
BTN checks

Turn
Q♦️
SB 8000 / folds
BTN goes all-in

ーーーーーーーーー
BTN Shina Okamoto

BTN all-in
SB calls

SB K♣️K♠️
BTN A♣️J♠️

Flop
10♣️6♣️7♠️
Turn
4♣️
River
2♣️

SB＜BTN

Shina Okamoto 320K(-125K)

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
PLAYERS 600

Congratulations ! !

53th Syuto AUD$ 170,039

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 17
BLIND 5K/10K-10K
AVERAGE 566K
PLAYERS 53/600

BTN Shina Okamoto

Preflop

HJ 32000/ calls
BTN all-in

HJ A♥️10♥️
BTN A♣️K♥️

Flop
7♦️9♥️7♣️

Turn
3♣️

River
J♠️

HJ ＜BTN

Shina Okamoto 445K(+235K)

Photo:  Chipleader Gary Lin

A scan of the field during the break turned up 11 players with at least 800K in chips, creating an unofficial leaderboard:

1.  Gary Lin  –  2,275,000  (228 bb)
2.  Yuto Suzuki  –  1,545,000  (155 bb)
3.  Zhifan “Mata” Ye  –  1,314,000  (131 bb)
4.  Richard Lee  –  1,271,000  (127 bb)
5.  Martin Kozlov  –  1,177,000  (118 bb)
6.  Josh Hutchins  –  986,000  (99 bb)
7.  Romain Morvan  –  985,000  (99 bb)
8.  Paris Sitzoukis  –  960,000  (96 bb)
9.  Jarrod Thatcher  –  890,000  (89 bb)
10.  Adrian Pacheco  –  878,000  (88 bb)
11.  Hal Rotholz  –  863,000  (86 bb)

Photo:  Yuto Suzuki

The players return from break to begin Level 17, with increased blinds of 5,000-10,000 and a 10,000 ante.

With 54 players remaining from a field of 600, the average chip stack is around 556,000 (56 big blinds). The remaining players are in the money and guaranteed at least AUD $17,039 each.

The field is playing 90-minute levels again today, and there will be a 45-minute dinner break after Level 19 (around 7:25 pm). Action is scheduled to continue tonight until the field reaches the final three tables (24 players) or the end of Level 21, whichever comes first. (Schedule subject to change if we reach 24 early.)

Photo:  61st-Place Finisher Michael Gathy

57th:  John Schumacher  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
58th:  Qi Xu  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
59th:  David Bonadio  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
60th:  Nozomu Shimizu  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
61st:  Michael Gathy  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
62nd:  Anthony Auvale  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
63rd:  Paawan Bansal  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
64th:  Daewoong Song  –  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AUD 1.00 = US $0.64367.

【AUSTRALIA】WPT
#11 Main Event
DAY3
Buyin AUS$8,000
LEVEL 16
BLIND 4K/8K-8K
AVERAGE 526K
PLAYERS 57/600

Yuto Suzuki 1.5M
Fukita Takanao 450K
Namiki Takamitsu 200K
Motoyoshi Okamura 400K
Hirokazu Kobayashi 400K
Shina Okamoto220K
Lee jin Hoon 300K

Photo:  Takamitsu Namiki

Under the gun Takamitsu Namiki min-raises, cutoff Zhifan Ye and Chris Colaneri call, big blind Luis Vargas shoves his last 5 bb, Namiki calls, the rest fold.

Luis Vargas
Takamitsu Namiki

The board runs out, Vargas is eliminated.

Takamitsu Namiki – 277,000 (34 bb)
Luis Vargas – Eliminated in 73rd Place  (AUD $12,555)

The remaining 73 players have returned to the tournament area to play another six 90-minute levels today. Everything is set and ready to go, so it’s time to shuffle up and deal!

Photo:  Chipleader Gary Lin scored a double-knockout to burst the Money Bubble in the final hand of Day 2.

The Money Bubble burst in WPT Australia last night with three players getting knocked out in the 16th hand of hand-for-hand play, so Day 3 will begin with just 73 players remaining — and they are all in the money.

Day 3 gets underway at 11:30 am, and there is about an hour and 10 minutes remaining in Level 16, with blinds at 4,000-8,000 with a big blind ante of 8,000. Once again, the field will be playing 90-minute levels, with a break after each level.

Here are the official chip counts and seating positions for the final 73 players:

1-1  Hal Rotholz  –  289,000
1-2  Kenta Ito  –  42,000
1-3  Nozomu Shimizu  –  84,000
1-4  Jarrod Thatcher  –  836,000
1-5  Patrick Murphy  –  133,000
1-6  Daniel Ao  –  579,000
1-7  Hamish Crawshaw  –  248,000
1-8  Hirokazu Kobatashi  –  319,000

2-1  Daewoong Song  –  91,000
2-2  Chris Colaneri  –  308,000
2-3  Luis Vargas  –  44,000
2-4  Takamitsu Namiki  –  185,000
2-5  Simon Chahine  –  433,000
2-6  Richard Lee  –  847,000
2-7  Zhifan Ye  –  1,441,000
2-8

3-1  Romain Morvan  –  520,000
3-2  David Bonadio  –  220,000
3-3  Yita Choong  –  172,000
3-4  Marius Gierse  –  439,000
3-5  Paawan Bansal  –  160,000
3-6  Michael Egan  –  248,000
3-7  Joseph Vinecombe  –  363,000
3-8

4-1  Wing Po Liu  –  676,000
4-2  Adrian Pacheco  –  528,000
4-3  Paris Sitzoukis  –  486,000
4-4  Simon Taberham  –  252,000
4-5  Yibo Zhou  –  460,000
4-6  Cuong Le  –  459,000
4-7  Justin Steinbrenner  –  242,000
4-8

5-1  Khac-Trung Tran  –  271,000
5-2  Julius Colman  –  280,000
5-3  John Schumacher  –  187,000
5-4  Slav Rypinski  –  594,000
5-5  Dale Marsland  –  244,000
5-6  Janet Wyvill  –  156,000
5-7  Tu Le  –  473,000
5-8

6-1  Jason Pritchard  –  504,000
6-2  Michael Tomeny  –  300,000
6-3  Noman Mirza  –  580,000
6-4  Nil Esteve Magrane  –  532,000
6-5  Luis Arrilucea  –  853,000
6-6  Gary Lin  –  1,919,000
6-7  John Camilleri  –  497,000
6-8  Shiina Okamoto  –  213,000

7-1  Martin Kozlov  –  410,000
7-2  Ori Ohana  –  238,000
7-3  Anthony Auvale  –  145,000
7-4  Takanao Fukita  –  559,000
7-5  Vincent Wan  –  685,000
7-6  Peter Lin  –  293,000
7-7  Weiran Pu  –  254,000
7-8  Michael Gathy  –  280,000

8-1  Michael Rattigan  –  322,000
8-2  Qi Xu  –  566,000
8-3  Josh Hutchins  –  703,000
8-4  Ken Demlakian  –  786,000
8-5  David Tang  –  646,000
8-6  Jin-Hoon Lee  –  193,000
8-7  Sean Ragozzini  –  61,000
8-8

9-1  Zhengmin Zhang  –  103,000
9-2  Dylan Kehoe  –  295,000
9-3  Robert Campbell  –  238,000
9-4  Motoyoshi Okamura  –  946,000
9-5  Nino Marotta  –  331,000
9-6  Shan Huang  –  295,000
9-7  Christopher Edgar  –  264,000
9-8

14-1  Abhinav Iyer  –  214,000
14-2  Dylan Foster  –  194,000
14-3  Guangrui Meng  –  173,000
14-4  Lewis Murray  –  104,000
14-5  Yoon Kang  –  724,000
14-6  Mikael Larsson  –  121,000
14-7  Yuto Suzuki  –  1,299,000
14-8

And here are the remaining payouts at stake:

1st:  AUD $854,890*  (~US $550,267*)
2nd:  AUD $559,672  (~US $360,244)
3rd:  AUD $413,873  (~US $266,398)
4th:  AUD $308,499  (~US $198,572)
5th:  AUD $232,720  (~US $149,795)
6th:  AUD $177,566  (~US $114,294)
7th:  AUD $136,762  (~US $88,030)
8th:  AUD $106,719  (~US $68,692)
9th-10th:  AUD $84,299  (~US $54,261)
11th-12th:  AUD $67,260  (~US $43,293)
13th-14th:  AUD $54,256  (~US $34,923)
15th-16th:  AUD $44,392  (~US $28,574)
17th-20th:  AUD $36,320  (~US $23,378)
21st-24th:  AUD $30,491  (~US $19,626)
25th-32nd:  AUD $26,007  (~US $16,740)
33rd-40th:  AUD $21,972  (~US $14,143)
41st-48th:  AUD $19,281  (~US $12,411)
49th-56th:  AUD $17,039  (~US $10,967)
57th-64th:  AUD $15,246  (~US $9,813)
65th-72nd:  AUD $13,452  (~US $8,659)
73rd:  AUD $12,555  (~US $8,081)

Day 3 is scheduled to begin at 11:30 am, so stay tuned to WPT.com for our continuing coverage of WPT Australia.

* First-prize amount includes the winner’s US $10,400 seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship in Las Vegas.

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AUD 1.00 = US $0.64367.